The Grauer School in Encinitas is on its way to offering affordable housing for its faculty, aiming to provide financial stability and attract the best teachers.

A 458-acre brush fire near the U.S.-Mexico border has been contained to Mexico, but continues to pose a threat with its potential to cross the border.

As San Diego's homeless encampment ban goes into effect, Poway follows suit, stirring debate on the availability of shelter beds and the need for comprehensive solutions to homelessness.

San Diego-based Petco cuts dozens of jobs at its headquarters as it faces stiff competition, inflation, and a shift in consumer spending habits, continuing its efforts to adapt and streamline business operations.

Free rides in red London taxis offered in San Diego to commemorate Manchester United's friendly pre-season match against Wrexham AFC at Snapdragon Stadium.

Rancho San Diego community pushes back against sand mine proposal on Cottonwood Golf Course, citing negative impacts on traffic, health, and environment.

The tragic sudden cardiac arrest of LeBron James’ son highlights the need for greater awareness and preventative heart screenings for young athletes and the work of foundations like Eric Paredes Save A Life.

The birth of four capybara pups at the San Diego Zoo adds an extra dose of cuteness as they waddle along with their mother exploring their surroundings.

San Diego county has seen fluctuations in gas prices, with a recent dip and an anticipated increase soon to come. Read on to find out more about these changes in gas prices.

Locals and tourists alike at La Jolla Cove were startled as sea lions seemingly charged toward them, causing panic and making for sensational viral videos. But what's the real story behind these marine mammals' behavior?

Parts of San Diego County face excessive heat warnings and advisories this week, as temperatures rise to hazardous levels with chances of thunderstorms.

Chula Vista plans to convert a motel into housing and safe parking for the homeless, the first such initiative in South County.

San Diego City Council's proposal for a permanent year-round closure of Point La Jolla, near sea lions, has ignited a heated debate between wildlife advocates and those concerned about the loss of ocean access and environmental impacts.